Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-01
DAILY HERALD.
Reception of the Visiting
Graud Lodge.
PARADE AND EXERCISES.
l. O. o. F.

Speeches of Welcome by the Mayor
and Others, With Re-
sp0nses.
Yesterday was an important occa-
sion in the eyes of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows and the visit Of
the members of the Grand Lodge was
considered sufficient to create gen.
eral rejoicing among all Of the local
lodges. The Grand Lodge of the or.
der recently held its annual session at
Denver, COL, and upon the conclusion
of the session it was proposed that an
excursion be taken to this coast. This
proposition met with immediate favor
and early yesterday morning the train
bearing the travellers arri we'd. Those
who decided to come here were
Hon. John HI. White, Grand Sire OF
the order, Mrs. White and Miss Lillian
White.
Lieutenant General John G. Under
wood, Deputy Grand Sire, and Mrs.
Underwood, Covington, Kentucky.
General James b. Nicholson, Past
Grand Sire, Pennsylvania,
John w. Stokes, Esq, Past Grand
Sire, Pennsylvania.
Colonel M. Richards Muckle, Grand
Representative, Pennsylvania.
General William S. Frost, Lynn,
Mass.
General James S. Pettibone and
Mrs. Pettibone, Cincinnati, 0.
General A. G. Gable and Mrs. Gable,
'Covington, Kentucky.
Commissary General S. H. Kelsey,
Grand Representative, and Mrs. Kel-
.sey, Atchison, Kan.
General L. P. Woodbury., Lewis
ton, Me.
Colonel w. q. Clayton, Bangor, Me.
Lieutenant General William j. Nc
Kee, Indianapolis, Ind.
Lieutenant John T. Thompson, Sec
.ond United States Artillery, U. s. A.
Robert Underwood, ESQ.,, and Miss
Byrd Rogers, Bowling Green, Ky.
Captain Frank Overton, Quarter
master, and Mrs. Overton, bingham,
Major E. G. Cove, Surgeon, and
.Mrs. Cove, Cambridgeport, Mass.
Sergeant Charles w. Brownell, wife
and Mrs. S. r. Fletcher, New Bed
ford, Mass.
Orderly Chevalier Charles Kern and
Mrs Kern. New Bedford, Mass.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
In order to properly receive the Wis.,
itors, the various lodges of the city
appointed the following to act on the
committees which have the matter in
charge:
Los Angeles Lodge No. 35-Brothers
j. M. Griffith, Steve Mott, M. L..
Wicks, w. d. Stevenson and E. c..
Manning.
Golden Rule, No. 160-Brothers E..
German, DR.. H. s. Orme, W. q.
Kerckhoff, R. B. OFT and 7. F. Johns.
Good Will, No. 322-Brothers John
&. Mathews, W. M. Holland, L. 0.
Merrill, G. D. Howry and DR.. Clark.
East Side, No. 724-Brothers Van
Duzen, Philip, Gundlack, Meredith
and johnson.
Committee on hacks-Brothers G e.
Gault and A. M. Lawrence, with full
power to act.
Committee on hall decorations and
refreshments = Brothers III. Locke,
Stockwell, Fyke and L. T. Mathews,
with full power to act.
These committeeman worked dill
gently to make the short stay OF the
visiting officers as pleasant as possible
and it is evident that they succeeded.
Early yesterday morning carriages
were placed at the disposal OF the Wis
itors and they were driven over por-
tion of the city.
THE PARADE.
It had been designed to give par
ade in honor of the occasion and the
time set for the formation was 80 P.
n. The headquarters were estab-
lished at Armory Hall and from there
and the other halls in the city the va
rious lodges marched to Fort street
between 1st and Temple streets, where
the line was formed. Every city and
county official as we'll as many of the
prominent citizens was invited to
participate in the parade and it re-
fleets credit on the city that 80 many
of them accepted the invitation. The
following showing the order of march
will indicate the nature of the parade
which was one of the most creditable
ever witnessed here.
FIRST DIVISION.
Thirteen mounted policeman under Ser.
Dc tafI nf
Ofioers Auble, Leverich, Moffat, Methvin,
Rogers, Lee, Reel, Arguello, Fowler, Boteilo
and Jackson
Meine Bros. Band of 1s pieces.
J. G. Derurk, Grand Marshal' Marsha mounted ana
L. o. Merrill, Chief of staff.
Aides-J. F. Johnson, D. D. Morton, I. A. Sc
pulveda and Chas, H. Queen.
Canton Orion, No. IL, p. N
Visiting Brothers.
East Side Lodge, No. 1926.
SECOND DIVISION.
Dohs Band.
Los Angeles Lodge, No. 35-
Golden Rule Lodge, No. 100.
Good Will Lodge, No. 1913.
THIRD DIVISION.
First hack, Hon. ]. H. White,
Grand Sire and Commander of the
1. o. o. F., accompanied by Brigadier
General John r. Matthews, National
Guard, State of California; His Honor
w. H. Workman, Mayor of Los An.
geles, and Major Jones, Of the City
Council.
Second hack, Lieutenant General
John G. Underwood, l. o. o. F., &C.
companied by Judge ]. r. Dupuy
Charles Gault, and President of the
Council, Hon. L. N. Breed.
Third hack, John w. Stokes, Pas
Grand Sire of the Order, accompanied
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